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Sagot

Having spent years navigating the forex industry, I’ve learned to focus keenly on regulatory status and client experience as primary indicators of broker credibility. When assessing Monex Europe, I immediately noticed several concerning factors that would make me extremely cautious. First and foremost, Monex Europe once held an FCA license, but this has been revoked, leaving them currently unregulated in the UK. In my experience, losing such an important regulatory license is a serious red flag. Regulation offers a degree of oversight and client protection that, frankly, is irreplaceable when it comes to safeguarding funds and ensuring fair trading practices. Additionally, Monex Europe is listed with a “high potential risk” and a score of 0 out of 10 in regulatory oversight from recent assessments. I haven’t found physical confirmation of their UK office, which adds to my hesitancy. While Monex offers a range of institutional FX products and global payment services—features that might appeal to business clients—the absence of transparent information on fees, the lack of demo accounts, and negative user feedback reinforce my conservative stance. For me, the combination of a revoked license, high risk indicators, and unresolved user complaints means I do not consider Monex Europe credible or safe for trading. I would not entrust my funds or trading activity to them under current conditions.